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- Workout clothes - I'll spend $50-$100 on nice Lululemon gear and the quality is awesome and looks great.
- Appliances/technology - I've paid a good amount for very highly rated blenders, food processors, TVs, headphones, etc. They work well and last a long time.

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The only people who look good in workout gear are people with great bodies. But seriously, very few people look great with a huge dark sweat stain down their back.  And if you don't have sweat stains, what is the point of the workout gear?
The only people I see in Lululemon are moms at school drop offs with makeup on.  Don't think thet are hitting the gym with that styled hairdo.
As for appliances and tech - I have had my food processor since 1993. And still have original appliances since my renovation 18 years ago.  If you have had to buy these every few years I would say your products don't work well nor last a long time.[/quote]

DP - I don’t give a crap if you think I look great in my workout clothes or not. If you don’t see sweat, maybe it’s because of the amazing sweat wicking properties of technical clothing. If you don’t see me tugging at my clothes to adjust them, maybe it’s because Lulu is sold in sizes like 2/4/6 instead of S/M/L.  
If you think I’m wearing makeup at school drop off, maybe you are confusing makeup with good skincare, lash extensions, Botox, and semi-permanently blushed lips. [/quote]

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